Parakh

Check the jewellery bill before you pay.

Photograph the estimate from the counter. Parakh shows what you're really paying for gold, making and stones, which lines don't add up, and the exact question to ask the jeweller.

What happens to my photo?

Your photo is sent through OpenRouter to a third-party AI model provider to be read; their data policies apply. Parakh's server keeps no copy. The extracted estimate (not the photo) stays in this tab's session storage until you close it; some browsers can restore it if you reopen a closed tab. Cover your name, phone and address before uploading.

What Parakh found on this slip

  1. Gold rate may be applied to stone weight₹5,670
  2. Making charged on gross weight₹570

Synthetic sample · fictional shop · illustrative gold rate

AI reads. You confirm. Rules decide.

A vision model transcribes the slip and records the exact line each number came from. You check what it read. Then ordinary, tested rules do every calculation. The AI never writes a number in your report, and only arithmetic on the slip's own confirmed figures is ever called wrong. Everything else is a question to ask.

Read
slip: “Gross Wt 6.400 g”
6.4 g
Confirm
you tick each unclear value
ticked
Check
₹60,480 ÷ ₹9,450/g
6.4 g billed
Ask
“Which weight was the gold rate applied to?”

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